2025 Guards to Keep an Eye On
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Here is another mixed bag of 2025 guard talent to watch as the AAU season progresses. There are a couple of big talents at the top of the 2025 class, alongside a few lesser-known names that have performed at a…
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Continue ReadingHere is another mixed bag of 2025 guard talent to watch as the AAU season progresses. There are a couple of big talents at the top of the 2025 class, alongside a few lesser-known names that have performed at a high level in the first few events of the season.
Treyshawn Weatherspoon Treyshawn Weatherspoon 5'10" | PG Rogers (Puyallup) | 2025 State WA | Local Hoops | 2025
Weatherspoon initiates a lot of action for Local Hoops, utilizing the drive to draw in defenders and kick out to open shooters in the corners. He has a shifty dribble that sends defenders going the wrong way and follows it with a big burst toward the rim. The shooting needs some work, but the shot creation and playmaking are readily apparent.
Beckham King Beckham King 6'8" | SG Seattle Prep | 2025 State WA | WA Supreme | 2025
King is now 6-foot-7 but attacks with the same finesse and skill from the outside that we saw from him last summer. He wasn’t too involved offensively in the game I watched but with his size and shooting touch, he will be a name to watch as the season goes on. King also has a little bit of handle and wiggle that should get more apparent as he fills out and gets some added strength.
Preston Keehn Preston Keehn 5'11" | PG North Kitsap | 2025 WA | NW Greyhounds | 2025
Keehn’s energy was a big factor last weekend. He fought to keep possessions alive, found lanes to penetrate to the hoop, and showed some good ability as a secondary playmaker making things happen downhill.
Logan Walker Logan Walker 5'8" | PG Mt Tahoma | 2025 State WA | NW Greyhounds | 2025
Walker is a lightning-quick guard who seems to relish making opposing guards uncomfortable. He did a great job at catchup up to and stopping the ball in transition, as well as spacing the floor on the other end with some deep 3-pointers.
Nathan Gardner Nathan Gardner 6'3" | SG Mount Si | 2025 State WA | Elite Prep | 2025
On his high school roster Gardner is listed at just 6-feet tall, but watching him play last weekend, he looks closer to 6-foot-3 or so. He demonstrated a good all-around game, punctuated by an attacking mindset on both ends of the court. His stroke looked good from 3-point and he showed a decent level of burst. He could be a deeper find in his class.